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Enregistrement des sites TMD : le renouvellement annuel à ne pas oublier

La partie 17 du RTMD oblige la plupart des entreprises qui manutentionnent des marchandises dangereuses à enregistrer leurs sites dans la Base de données d'identification des clients de Transports Canada — et à renouveler cet enregistrement chaque année, dans les 30 jours suivant la date anniversaire. Voici comment l'obligation fonctionne, et la précision de 2026 qui exempte bien des petits exploitants.

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Modifications 2026 au RTMD : ce qui change et pourquoi juin 2027 est crucial

Deux modifications majeures au RTMD (DORS/2026-112 et DORS/2026-127) sont déjà en vigueur, et leurs périodes transitoires se terminent toutes deux vers la fin juin 2027. Voici ce qui change réellement et comment planifier la transition.

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SIMDUT en 2026 : la transition est terminée — ce que la conformité au RPD exige

Depuis le 15 décembre 2025, tout produit dangereux vendu ou importé pour les milieux de travail canadiens doit être conforme au Règlement sur les produits dangereux modifié (SGH 7). Voici ce que cela signifie pour les fournisseurs, les employeurs et les demandeurs LCRMD — et pourquoi l'échéance d'application de novembre 2027 n'est pas une raison d'attendre.

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Dates clés de conformité

Fin juin 2027Fin des périodes transitoires des deux modifications 2026 au RTMD (DORS/2026-112 et DORS/2026-127) — conformité complète au RTMD modifié exigéeDORS/2026-112 DORS/2026-127
19 novembre 2027Fin de la phase de promotion de la conformité de Santé Canada pour le Règlement sur les produits dangereux modifié (SIMDUT / SGH 7) — début de l'application fondée sur le risqueDORS/2022-272
Chaque annéeEnregistrement des sites TMD : renouvellement dans la Base de données d'identification des clients dans les 30 jours suivant votre date anniversaireDORS/2023-206

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Enregistrement des sites TMD : le renouvellement annuel à ne pas oublier

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Radio-Canadail y a 1 jour

La 172 fermée entre Saint-Fulgence et Sainte-Rose-du-Nord - Radio-Canada

Route 172 in Quebec has been closed between Saint-Fulgence and Sainte-Rose-du-Nord due to a local incident. Motor carriers and dangerous goods transport operators in the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region should plan alternate routes and monitor local transport advisories. No immediate changes to TDG or WHMIS regulatory compliance frameworks are associated with this closure.

The Tyeeil y a 3 jours

Oil Supertankers Are Too Risky for the Salish Sea, Experts Say - The Tyee

Experts are raising concerns regarding the risks posed by oil supertanker traffic transporting crude oil through the Salish Sea. This commentary highlights ongoing scrutiny around marine transportation of bulk Class 3 flammable liquids, though it introduces no immediate regulatory amendments. Marine carriers and shippers should stay informed on regional environmental monitoring and potential future maritime safety restrictions.

CTV Newsil y a 3 jours

Trans-Canada Highway reopens near Bassano, Alta., following crash - CTV News

The Trans-Canada Highway near Bassano, Alberta has reopened following a vehicle collision. While traffic flow has resumed, carriers involved in commercial freight or dangerous goods transport in the region should verify that any involved shipments adhered to Part 8 reporting requirements if regulated materials were released. TDG compliance professionals should ensure drivers monitor route disruptions and follow post-incident reporting procedures where applicable.

L'Unionil y a 4 jours

Un accident entre deux poids lourds, dont un transportant des matières dangereuses sur l’A26 près de Châlons-en-Champagne - L'Union

A traffic collision involving a dangerous goods transport truck on the A26 highway near Châlons-en-Champagne, France, highlights ongoing road transport risks for hazardous materials. For Canadian TDG professionals, this international event serves as an informational case study underscoring the critical necessity of robust Emergency Response Assistance Plans (ERAP) and driver training under Part 6 and Part 7 of the TDG Regulations. No direct compliance or regulatory modifications in Canada arise from this foreign incident.

thecanadianpressnews.cail y a 9 jours

Toledo, Ohio, mayor says employee error caused chemical leak, lifts remaining evacuation orders - thecanadianpressnews.ca

A chemical release in Toledo, Ohio was attributed to employee error, leading to temporary evacuations before orders were lifted. While this cross-border incident does not alter Canadian TDG or WHMIS regulations, it serves as a reminder for Canadian chemical handlers to maintain rigorous workplace training and operational procedures. Facilities handling hazardous products should review emergency response plans and employee handling practices to mitigate chemical spill risks.

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Yahoo News Canadail y a 9 jours

Toledo, Ohio, mayor says employee error caused chemical leak, lifts remaining evacuation orders - Yahoo News Canada

A chemical release in Toledo, Ohio was attributed to employee error, underscoring the critical role of human factors and operational procedures in chemical handling. While this incident occurred in the United States and introduces no regulatory changes in Canada, Canadian TDG and WHMIS compliance professionals should take note of the risks tied to worker training gaps. Facilities handling hazardous substances should review their standard operating procedures, training records, and emergency response plans to prevent similar handling incidents.

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CTV News

Halifax firefighters respond to hazmat incident in Bayer’s Lake area - CTV News

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Halifax firefighters respond to hazmat incident in Bayer’s Lake area - CTV News

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Yahoo News Canada

Evacuation area around Toledo chemical tank leak is reduced as conditions improve - Yahoo News Canada

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Chemical tank leak in Ohio forces evacuations as city allows plume to vent - thecanadianpressnews.ca

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CTV Newsil y a 11 jours

A chemical tank explodes in Ohio, forcing evacuations and prompting fears of another blast - CTV News

A chemical tank explosion in Ohio has triggered evacuations and safety concerns, serving as an operational reminder for Canadian industry. While occurring outside Canada, TDG and WHMIS compliance professionals should review emergency response plans, containment integrity, and dangerous goods storage protocols to mitigate similar risks. Facilities handling bulk dangerous chemicals should ensure active Emergency Response Assistance Plans (ERAP) and facility safety standards align with Canadian requirements.

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insauga.comil y a 11 jours

Risk to Windsor ‘very low’ after chemical leak in U.S., mayor’s office says - insauga.com

A chemical leak in the United States prompted municipal monitoring in Windsor, Ontario, though officials confirmed the risk to the Canadian public was very low. This incident carries no regulatory compliance changes for Canadian TDG or WHMIS professionals. Facilities and transport operators across cross-border transit corridors should continue monitoring emergency response communication protocols and standard TDG Part 8 reporting readiness.

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Castanetil y a 11 jours

Risk to Windsor, Ont., 'very low' after Ohio chemical leak: mayor's office - Castanet

Municipal officials report that cross-border risk to Windsor, Ontario remains very low following a chemical leak in Ohio. Canadian TDG and WHMIS compliance professionals in border areas should note this transboundary incident monitoring while continuing standard dangerous goods handling and emergency response readiness. No immediate operational changes or new regulatory compliance actions are required at this time.

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CityNews Torontoil y a 11 jours

Risk to Windsor, Ont., ‘very low’ after Ohio chemical leak: mayor’s office - CityNews Toronto

Officials have confirmed that the transboundary environmental and safety risk to Windsor, Ontario, remains very low following a chemical leak in neighboring Ohio. The incident does not impose new regulatory compliance requirements under TDG or WHMIS for Canadian organizations. Facilities and dangerous goods shippers should maintain standard emergency response plans and environmental monitoring protocols as good operational practice.

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Canada Gazette, Part IIil y a 11 jours

Explosives Regulations, 2013 — Regulations Amending the Explosives Act

Natural Resources Canada has registered amendments to the Explosives Regulations, 2013 via SOR/2026-206, modifying provisions under paragraph 4(10)(f). Stakeholders handling, manufacturing, or transporting explosives regulated under the Explosives Act and interacting with TDG Class 1 requirements must review the specific regulatory text. Compliance personnel should update their internal procedures and licensing documentation to reflect the updated regulatory provisions.

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CTV Newsil y a 12 jours

A chemical tank explodes in Ohio, forcing evacuations and prompting fears of another blast - CTV News

A chemical tank explosion in Ohio has caused evacuations and triggered concerns over secondary blasts, highlighting the severe hazards associated with bulk chemical storage and handling. Canadian TDG and WHMIS compliance professionals should use this incident to review their facility safety protocols, including Emergency Response Assistance Plans (ERAPs) and containment integrity for bulk dangerous goods. Facilities handling reactive or flammable substances should verify emergency preparedness and hazard communication systems to mitigate similar catastrophic risks.

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